When it comes to subsurface utility engineering and risk management, theoretical knowledge isn’t enough. You need actionable insights from leaders who have spent decades navigating complex infrastructure projects, drafting industry standards, and protecting the public welfare.
That is exactly who will be leading the 30th ASCE UESI/BAMI-I Utility Investigation School (UIS) this December 14–17 in Denver, Colorado.
To ensure our attendees receive the highest caliber of instruction, BAMI-I and UESI have assembled a powerhouse team of presenters with unparalleled experience in utility coordination, ASCE 38-22 implementation, and right-of-way management.
Here are the industry heavyweights you will learn from in Denver:
John Campbell, P.E., SR/WA Principal Consultant, JPC4 Professional Solutions | Former TxDOT Right of Way Director With over 30 years of experience, John Campbell is a cornerstone of the utility engineering profession. He spent over 16 years as the Director of the Right of Way Division for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), managing a statewide program critical to public transportation projects. A 2021 ASCE/UESI President and former Chairman of the AASHTO Right of Way and Utilities subcommittee, John brings unmatched executive-level insight into eminent domain, utility accommodations, and regulatory compliance.
Joseph Porter, PMP, M.ASCE Practice Development Manager, T2 Utility Engineers | President-Elect, SUE Association Joseph Porter is a leading advocate for treating SUE not just as a mapping exercise, but as a critical risk-management process. With over 16 years supporting infrastructure projects across the U.S., Joseph specializes in implementing ASCE 38 and advancing SUE practices. As the President-Elect of the Subsurface Utility Engineering Association, he focuses on quality management, utility data integration, and helping stakeholders make reliable decisions from planning through construction.
Andrew T.D. Sylvest Utility Engineering Practice Leader, Bolton & Menk, Inc. | Past President, SUE Association A passionate driver of industry growth, Andrew Sylvest champions ASCE Subsurface Utility Engineering as a proven, insurable process to save money and drastically reduce project risks, delays, and claims. Having served as President of the SUE Association (2021-2023) and an active member of the UESI Utility Investigation Committee, Andrew’s deep background in construction management and utility operations provides attendees with a clear roadmap for maximizing ROI on utility investigations.
Guided by the Founders of the Practice These presenters join a curriculum directed by Dr. Tom Iseley, Professor of Engineering Practice at Purdue University, and developed by Jim Anspach, the founding Chair of ASCE 38 and former ASCE/UESI President.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the professionals who are actively shaping the future of utility engineering.
